


We conduct various community outreach programs to build strong relationships between law enforcement and the community. These programs aim to foster mutual trust and collaboration.
Our organization provides training and development opportunities for law enforcement professionals to enhance their skills and knowledge, ultimately contributing to a safer community.
Advocating for public safety measures and policies is a key part of our mission. We work towards implementing and promoting initiatives that prioritize community safety and well-being.
We believe in the power of collaboration. Partner with us to create impactful strategies and solutions that address community safety challenges in East Central Texas.
Efficient resource allocation is crucial for effective law enforcement. We focus on optimizing resource utilization to ensure the most efficient and impactful outcomes for the community.
Engaging the community in our efforts is essential. Join us in various community engagement activities and be a part of initiatives that promote a safer and more secure environment for all.
Founded in 2014, the East Central Texas Police Chiefs provides a forum for law enforcement agencies in Brazos, Grimes, Montgomery, Walker, and Washington counties to discuss shared concerns. We meet quarterly to discuss and network with our agencies. We invite command staff of Federal and State Agencies to attend our meetings.
The East Texas Police Chiefs Association is an affiliate of the Texas Police Chiefs Association. The Texas Police Chiefs Association was founded in 1958 to promote, encourage and advance the professional development of Chiefs of Police and senior police management personnel throughout the State of Texas.
TPCA is a statewide law enforcement administrator’s organization for Texas and, as such, it is concerned on a statewide basis with all issues involving the criminal justice system. We believe that local chiefs of police possess a thorough knowledge of the law enforcement needs within the state.
Through an organization such as TPCA, issues affecting the criminal justice system can be addressed both with local elected officials and the state legislature. Over five decades after its founding, TPCA actively seeks to promote the professional practice of law enforcement administration, to represent the membership and the profession on issues of concern, and to encourage high ethical standards of conduct among law enforcement administrators through its code of ethics.

East Central Texas Police Chiefs Association
800 Krenek Tap Rd
College Station, TX 77840
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